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Hvar or Brac: which Croatian island should you visit?

4 days ago | weather2travel.com | Mary Novakovich

They're Dalmatia's two biggest islands and two of Croatia's heavy hitters. But which should you plump for, Hvar or Bra&ccaron;? The choice is a tough one. They're both easily accessible from Split*, with regular ferries and passenger-only catamarans shuttling back and forth several times a day.
How to spend a long weekend in Warsaw, Poland

2 weeks ago | weather2travel.com | Amy McPherson

Since its near destruction during WWII and the reconstruction efforts that followed, Warsaw, the capital city of Poland, has been seen as the country's unattractive city, with most visitors favouring Krakow* or Gdansk* for their history, colourful architecture and lively pub scenes. In recent years, the city has woken up from its post-war slumber as a confident metropolis ready to take on the world, and Warsaw has become the place to be.
9 lesser-known Greek islands for finding peace & nature

3 weeks ago | weather2travel.com | Ben West

The majority of holidaymakers to the Greek islands focus on the most popular ones such as Mykonos, Santorini, Crete and Corfu*. Yet Greece has 227 inhabited islands, and a further approximately 1,300 to 5,800 uninhabited ones, depending on what you class as an island. The best-known ones can be expensive and get very crowded, especially in peak season, and it is common for cruise ships to queue up to moor during the summer months.
Barbados or St Lucia: which Caribbean island is best?

1 month ago | weather2travel.com | Robin McKelvie

It's a tough choice: which glorious palm-fringed island, Barbados or St Lucia, to choose? They may be neighbours in the idyllic aquarium-clear waters of the Caribbean, but many people are surprised how dramatically different they are. One island soars with majestic mountains to the other's relatively flatter landscape, one is bathed firmly in a British colonial legacy, while the other flits between British, French and Creole influences.
Tenerife or Lanzarote: which popular Canary Island is best for you?

1 month ago | weather2travel.com | Ross Clarke

Holidaymakers have been visiting the Canary Islands* for more than a century, and with the archipelago's year-round sunshine, glorious sandy beaches, laid-back vibes, stunning scenery and delectable food, it's easy to see why the islands are more popular than ever. But which of the eight islands do you choose? Luckily, our resident Canaries specialist is here to help, this time weighing up the beautifully volcanic Tenerife and Lanzarote.
Why you should holiday in Kas on Turkey's Turquoise Coast

1 month ago | weather2travel.com | Jessica Baldwin

Bypass the Turquoise Coast*'s busy beach resorts in favour of bohemian Kas, where Blue Flag beaches, Lycian ruins and Turkey's best diving await. Lying between tomb-speckled mountains and the glistening sea, Kas's lantern-lit streets are a hippy tangle of Greek Ottoman buildings, bougainvillaea-shrouded boutiques and atmospheric rooftop restaurants. Its crystal-clear waters, soaring peaks and dramatic canyons have made it Turkey's adventure capital.
How to make the most of a family holiday to Las Vegas

1 month ago | weather2travel.com | JD Murphy

Many people say it's a mistake to take your children to the world's centre of gambling, indulgence and excess. But Las Vegas* is actually a great place to have some seriously memorable family fun. Yes, it'll be a gluttonous break for all ages, and not a cheap one at that, but there are ways to save by planning ahead and timing your activities. Find out how to make the most of a family holiday in Las Vegas with these top tips.
Which of the Canary Islands is best?

2 months ago | weather2travel.com | Robin McKelvie

It often surprises people when I tell them I have chosen to visit the Canary Islands more than 40 times. There can be a snootiness about the Canaries, so let's approach them instead as an archipelago in Macaronesia. If that conjures up a distant paradise of swaying palms, exotic food and spirit-soaring scenery, you're on the right track, except for the distant bit.
Dalaman or Antalya: which is best for a beach break?

2 months ago | weather2travel.com | Tristan Rutherford

Three words: Spoilt. For. Choice. Any holidaymaker forced to choose between Dalaman and Antalya, Turkey's top beach hotspots, has it easy. Both destinations are encircled by sandy beaches that are great for watersports, entertainment and family fun. Both are blessed by endless sun. Here's the best news: Turkey has raised its holiday game. Next-level hotels feature spas, gyms and kids' clubs as standard, all at lower prices than anywhere else in the Mediterranean. But which one's for you?
How to enjoy Palm Springs, California's stylish desert playground

2 months ago | weather2travel.com | James March

With its sleek modernist homes flanked by skinny palms while craggy mountains rise behind, Palm Springs is visually extraordinary, and it's no surprise that it became something of a desert retreat for pop culture icons like Elvis Presley, Frank Sinatra and Marilyn Monroe. Fast forward several decades, and this balmy oasis two hours east of the hum of Los Angeles* is as seductive as ever.